CRITICAL STUDIES IN RISK AND DISASTER

Series editors: Kim Fortun, Scott Gabriel Knowles, and Jacob A.C. Remes

Critical Studies in Risk and Disaster explores how environmental, technological, and health risks are created, managed, and analyzed in different contexts. Global in scope and drawing on perspectives from multiple disciplines, volumes in the series examine the ways that planning, science, and technology are implicated in disasters. The series also engages public policy formation—including analysis of science, technology, and environmental policy as well as welfare, conflict resolution, and economic policy developments where relevant.

A complete list of books in the series is available from the publisher.